How To Bring Your Parents And Grandparents To Canada | Newbie Canadian

[@lavanyatirphati6669]

Can’t thank you enough for simplifying this complex process!!! God bless you 🙏🏻

[@newbiecanadian]

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[@rohanmehara3867]

As someone who wants to reunite with their families in Canada, this video is a lifesaver!! Thank you for helping us navigate the process ☺️

[@newbiecanadian]

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[@rahulvidya8298]

I’ve been looking for a clear guide on how to bring my parents to Canada. Thank you soooo much for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️

[@newbiecanadian]

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[@urvashisrivastav8920]

Clear, concise and informative. Thank you! 💯

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[@kareenamahanta6437]

I’m so grateful for this video and this channel 🥰🥰🥰

[@newbiecanadian]

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[@vangielacap9978]

When I got my PR in 2014, i was excited to get my parents since I was single that time no family/ relatives in Canada. So I called IRCC. The agent told me that i can sponsor them through PGP which i knew I would not pass because of financial assessment. He said if I included my parents as dependants in PR application, they could be PR as well without financial assessment. If I only Knew this I would do it. But its too late. I learned my lesson..always ask and call IRCC for clarification than people around you..😔

[@Tooslow8]

But then our immigrant senior parents are not eligible for any pensions right? Since the sponsors are the ones financially responsible for 20 years

[@newbiecanadian]

Hi there, It depends. Canada has social security agreements with a few countries. This means that if your immigrant senior parents worked in one of those countries, they may qualify for a pension in Canada. I'd suggest to have your parents check their home country's pension system to see if they have a social security agreement with Canada. Hope that helps :)

[@arpitasinha6353]

This is a dream for many, but unattainable due to cost of living 😕

[@sireddesigns]

Can a student bring her parents to work? I'm planning to send our child to study there instead of us. Thanks

[@newbiecanadian]

Hi Edward, At this time, work permit eligibility only applies to spouses. Hope that helps :)